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Burgers and Brews Week to return in Gwinnett

During Burgers and Brews Week, participating restaurants in Gwinnett will serve up specials

It's good for your heart: Moderate (1 a day on average) beer consumption helps reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease. Beer may boost bone health: Dietary silicon, found in beer, is important for the growth and development of bone and connective tissues. It can help lower risk of diabetes: Several studies have linked moderate alcohol consumption with a 30 percent reduced risk of type 2 diabetes. Prevents Prostate Cancer: Beer contains xanthohumol, a powerful antioxidant known to have anti-cancer proper
By Courtney Kueppers
Feb 7, 2020

Beer and burgers on a budget? That's recipe of a weeklong event happening next month in Gwinnett.

The Burgers and Brews week will return March 15-21.

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Although the participating venues haven’t been announced for 2020, the event will offer $7 burgers at locations throughout the week.

Presented by Explore Gwinnett, the week gives foodies a chance to explore a new place on the cheap. Each of the participating locations will pick a  beer that pairs best with the burger.

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Grab a group of friends and get ready to try some grub in Gwinnett.

For more information, visit Explore Gwinnett's website.

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March 15-21
Locations to be announced

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